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Taxa: Lepanthes trichodactyla (Lepanthes longicruris)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University

PH
PH00017516C. Wright   6611856-00-00
Cuba
PH
PH00017517C. Wright   17071860-00-00
Cuba

Brown University Herbarium

BRU
PBRU00055064C. Wright   6611860-00-00
Cuba, Plantae Cubenses Wrightianae; in Cuba Orientali

Harvard University Herbaria: Vascular Plants of North America

Harvard:AMES
00100628E. L. Ekman   69641916-03-29
Cuba, Oriente Province, Sierra Maestra, Loma del Gato, 900m
Harvard:GH
00100714C. Wright   661
Cuba
Harvard:AMES
00262417M. López Figueiras   26601956-03-25
Cuba, Oriente, Sobre Gran Piedra, Sierra Maestra, 1250m
Harvard:GH
00262423Bros. J. S. S. León, Clemente & M. Roca   103071921-07-11
Cuba, Loma del Gato, 1200m
Harvard:GH
00262424Bros. J. S. S. León, Clemente & M. Roca   102351921-07-11
Cuba, Loma San Juan, 950m
Harvard:AMES
00262425R. E. Schultes, A. S. Barclay, J. H. Beaman, J. A. Freeberg & T-B. Lee   6121955-07-16
Cuba, Oriente, Sierra MAestra, Pico de La Bayamesa, north slope, 1493 - 1584m
Harvard:AMES
00262426Bro. Alain, J. B. Acuna & M. López Figueiras   56161956-04-02
Cuba, Oriente, Charrascos camino de la Cima de Sierra Cristal, Mayarí
Harvard:AMES
00262427Bro. Clement   10221928-01-00
Cuba, Oriente, Loma del Gato
Harvard:GH
00262493O. W. Caldwell & C. F. Baker   70701907-01-00
Cuba, Santa Catalina, Western Cuba
Harvard:AMES
00262568J. B. Acuña Galé   97761935-09-25
Cuba, Oriente, Loma del Gato, Sierra del Cobre
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